In Our Opinion Happy 100th Birthday To The National Grange
The National Grange turns 100 and is celebrated as a beacon of rural life and American progress. It helped spur agricultural growth, supported family and virtue, and influenced national policy while evolving with the machine age and agribusiness. The piece salutes its enduring values and jokes about not witnessing the 200th anniversary.
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Japanese Engineers Tour Pennsylvania Turnpike Tunnel Project
In Harrisburg a Japanese team of twelve engineers and two interpreters visited the Pennsylvania Turnpike Administration to study the ongoing 100 million dollar tunnel expansion. They asked about blasting rock, tunnel ventilation, and four lane highway construction as they plan coastal to inland routes in Japan.
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Johnson backs Cyrus Vance for Defense Chief amid lineup
President Johnson weighs Cyrus Vance as top pick for Secretary of Defense after years of service to LBJ including Cyprus crisis and missile investigations. Other candidates include John Connally and Clark Clifford, with Clifford pushing for advisory influence while long careers and conflicts of interest surface in Washington power plays.
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Corry Evening Journal Admits Sample Publication Data
Fragmented OCR text indicates a historical local notice from the Corry Evening Journal discussing pricing by mail and per copy, with garbled names and generic publication details. The readable bits show a rate of 308 dollars per year by mail and sixty cents per week for a service.
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Paul Harvey on Bombs and Vietnam War Strategy
Paul Harvey argues that atomic bombs ended World War II and questions the surrender of conventional warfare in Vietnam. He notes Hill 875 and Haiphong Harbor as examples, citing heavy casualties and debated restraint. He quotes officials and portrays a shift from decisive victory to prolonged, costly fighting.
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A medical column from Johns Hopkins describes the fusion of medicine and engineering. It highlights four chamber heart research, ultrasonic scalpels, and eye surgery advances. It also explains Rh disease and a new immune globulin that may prevent erythroblastosis, promising safer births and fewer complications.
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